Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23

Our rural friends called Saturday q
interesting day out III the country. Glad
it was nice and warm in the city. We
saw a man in his shirt sleeves sitting BY
coal stove. q As
.Promptne ss is a good motto. It is
hard to find anything more prompt than
St. sPatrick's Pills. They are a pleasant
cathartic and good medicine. Sold by
Giles s. Shepherd.
Mrs. H. L. Haney has added to her
millinery store full line of fancy goods.
Her customers will find her supplied with
complete stock Of hats, bonuets, and a
general millinery line. ..,"
&C. Seebach, Robert Eckford and J. J..
Furlong were in the city Saturday to at
tend the meeting of the finance commit
tee of the Farmers Mutual Insurance
company Of Mower county.
Hind sight is better than foresight,
seems to be true of the weather signals.
The signal usually gets around after the
weather does. 1t is very safe way, but
not exactly satisfactory to all.
F. A. Smith, lately from Wisconsin,
is now one of the prosperous farmers of
Sutton township. We should be glad to
welcome few more men of the same
character as Mr.. Smith to our county.
There never has been family medi-
cine sold in the western states that has
become so popular as Chamberlain's Col
ic. Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
is universal favorite Sold by Giles g.
Shepherd.
District court assemblies in Albert
Lea this week. 1t will be an important
term there are thirty-four cases on the
civil calendar and six on the criminal.
The case of the State vs.. Davidson is one
of the latter.
The drawing of the secretary at the
store of the Austin Furniture Company
will take place on December "a. Every
cash purchaser of goods amounting to
Five Dollars will be entitled to ticket
for the drawing.
Your time is limited if you want the
best photographs for Christmas presents.
all sizes from stamp size up. Uniting a
speciality. Come early and get the best,
at E. II. Austln's art studio, over Pooler
& Webber's drug store.
The Henry divorce case, growing out
of the Seymour Henry elopement, and
which at the last term, of the district
court in Waseca county was set for
trial in vacation, was heard by Judge
Buckham at Faribault Monday, Nov. /.
Mr.. G. e. Adams has made arrange
ments to open up wood and coal bust
ness in the city. He will occupy part
of Mr.. Jahren's farm machinery Office and
is now ready to furnish wood and coal
and intends to keep a line of lime, &C.
ment, hair, etc.
Judge and Mrs. Ormanzo Allen
started for the genial skies of Southern
California Tuesday. They will spend
the winter at Los Angeles and may re.
turn to Minnesota in the spring. A host
of Mower County friends wish them a
pleasant trip and a delightful stay in
California.
-Aldersor's Lunch Room is quite q
hobby place and presents very pleasant
appearance since the new paper Is on
with the other Improvements made in the
room. Mr.. Anderson is keeping a first
class lunch room and setting good table.
He also keeps fine line Of cigars as we
can testify from sampling them.
Mr.. Houghton, an old-tlme resident
of this township, but now of Candy, has
bought out the stock of boots and shoes
of Mr.. Bowen, giving in part payment
his farm southeast of town. We under
stand that Mr.. Houghton intends to sell
out the most of the stock here and re.
move the balance to his store in Candy.
The ladies of Brownsville will hold q
Fair and supper at Sleeper Hall on the
evenings Of November 30th and Decem.
Der list. A most hearty invitation IS ex.
tended to all to come out and enjoy q
good supper and other entertainments.
We are sure NO one Will regret being
present at the fair Proceeds will 20
towards furnishing the Brownsville Bap.
fist church.
The Episcopal social at Mr.. Vande.
grifts last Friday evening was very
pleasant and novel affair. The ladies
we're wrapped in sheets with their heads
concealed under a inflow case. and auc.